Hunting
MN: Good news for state geese
Bemidji, Minn. – The final tally of the state’s nesting goose population isn’t available yet, but Dave Rave says things look good. Perhaps not as good as last year, but good nonetheless. “Last year was
MN: Little resolution as Capitol clock ticks
St. Paul – With fewer than two weeks to go in the current legislative session, everything from the DNR’s budget to game and fish policy items to new rules pertaining to aquatic invasive species remains
MN: Treaty harvest down this spring on Mille Lacs
‘Fish In’ planned for Upper Red Aitkin, Minn. – It’s been a long, drawn-out spring fishing season for members of the six Ojibwe bands that net and spear fish from Mille Lacs in central Minnesota,
Nominations sought for Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame
The Wildlife for Tomorrow Foundation is soliciting nominations for this year’s candidates for induction into the Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame. The deadline to submit nominations is 5 p.m. on Friday, May 27, 2011. The
Maine DIF&W: Tips for Minimizing Nuisance Bears
AUGUSTA, ME – This spring, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is strongly encouraging homeowners to take food source and food-odor prevention steps around their properties as ways to deter bears that could
California's 2011 Duck Stamp to be Chosen in Public Judging Event at State Capitol
The winning design for California’s 2011 Duck Stamp will be selected at a judging event on May 27 on the West Steps of the Capitol. Sixteen talented artists from around the country submitted their original
MI: Outlook bright for GL anglers
Lansing – Great Lakes anglers are gearing up for what many expect to be another good season of summer fishing. While it’s no secret that the fisheries are changing in many areas of the Great
MI: Recreation passport is gaining popularity
Lansing – Sales of the new state recreation passport – a $10 vehicle pass to state parks, recreation areas, and boat launch sites sold through the Secretary of State – are on pace to exceed
PA: Coyote hunter cleared
Kylertown, Pa. – The Mosquito Creek Sportsmen’s Club recently lost a court hearing to the participant who had been disqualified from its coyote hunt for failing a polygraph test. Witnesses testified for both sides during
